Chapter 5 Cultural Geographies

Cultural geography

________ has experienced a dramatic change in the way its practitioners think about relationships between people and their worlds.

Geographers

________ understand culture to be shaped by the places people live and make meaning from their lives.

Culture

________ is not necessarily tied to a place and thus a fact waiting to be discovered.

Social relations

________, politics, and the economy all play a role in the production of cultural practice by different groups in different places.

Culture

________ is a particular way of life, such as a set of skilled activities, values, and meanings surrounding a particular type of economic practice.